Individual CBT Supervision

OCTC offers high-quality individual CBT supervision delivered by experienced, accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapy practitioners with a strong foundation in clinical expertise, supervisor training, and research.

Our flexible one-to-one supervision is tailored to meet the needs of CBT therapists, clinical psychologists, and mental health professionals seeking BABCP-compliant supervision, case guidance, or professional development.

Available both face-to-face and online, our individual sessions support reflective practice, skills development, and complex case formulation.

With options for short-term consultation or ongoing supervision, OCTC provides a personalised, supportive environment to enhance clinical competence and confidence in CBT practice.

Our CBT Supervision Fees and Pricing: 

NHS Rates* Standard Rates
Individual CBT supervision £165 per hour £175 per hour

 

  • If rating or feedback on therapy recordings is required in addition to supervision, the fee is £399 (£368) for 2.5 hours per recording assessed.
  • Travel time and expenses are charged separately if the location is more than 30 minutes from our base.
  • Our pricing is reviewed annually to reflect changes in staff salaries and associated costs.

*NHS rates apply to NHS staff, postgraduate course alumni, and supervisees whose work relates to NHS services.

 

To request a supervision, please fill in the form below:

    What level of training or experience in CBT does each person to be supervised have? (E.g. 3 Recently trained, 2 Intermediates)

    ‘Recently trained’ level means people who have had structured training in CBT and some supervised experience in CBT either in the context of their professional training or as part of a postgraduate qualification in CBT. ‘Intermediate’ level means people who already have some knowledge of CBT and some experience in using cognitive formulations & treatment methods - for instance they know cognitive models of depression and anxiety, and are able to identify & test automatic thoughts and design behavioural experiments. ‘Advanced’ level means people who use CBT routinely as part of their clinical practice. They have probably undertaken a significant number of training courses / workshops & routinely use a broad range of CBT strategies to work with a range of presentations at varying levels of complexity